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DVDs on cards?

Bliffenstimmers

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I've seen these things at Walmart recently, they're single disc DVDs, mostly of TV shows (Petticoat Junction, She-Ra, The Animated Dick Tracy, etc.) on CARDS! It just seemed like the strangest thing to me. I was wondering if any of you had experiences with these DVDs, or if you were interested and wanted to talk about it...
 

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They appear to be public domain releases, which may explain the incredibly cheap packaging.
 

Teheheman

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Really not surprising, these things have been like that for years. What I thought was cool as heck in the past couple years is that there are 'greatest hits' CDs on cards that you can go on this website and get the actual CD on your computer instead of buying a physical CD. That's kind of cool cause some people don't listen to CDs, they just listen to it on their computer.

Daniel
 
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